A bus driver who becomes a hotel clerk, moving from one social position to another of approximately the same social rank, is an example of

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Horizontal mobility refers to the movement of individuals or groups within the same social status or class, without significant change in their social position. In this case, a bus driver becoming a hotel clerk represents a change in occupation but not necessarily a change in their overall social standing or class, fitting the definition of horizontal mobility.

A Bus Driver Who Becomes a Hotel Clerk, Moving from One